Inebriating, intoxicating. (In quot. 1450 figurative: cf. inebriate, v. 2) Obsolete.

figurative. Causing a person to be excited, exhilarated, or enthralled, esp. to the extent of losing self-control or becoming carried away.

Without reference to actual physical sensation: so potent, exciting, exhilarating, etc., as to have an intoxicating mental effect; (in weakened use)…

That has a mentally intoxicating effect; spec. (a) giddying, dizzying; (b) causing self-importance or conceitedness. Cf. turn, v. 1b 33a.

That inebriates; intoxicating. literal and figurative.

In extended use: evocative of musk; heady, potent, charged; richly sensual.

Causing intoxication; intoxicating.